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The BJP is working on a strategy to muster majority support on the 30-member Joint Parliamentary Committee probing the 2G scam to ensure the rejection of the draft report prepared by chairman P.C. Chacko.
After the exit of the Trinamool Congress and the DMK from the UPA, the BJP believes that in the JPC odds are stacked against the government.
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Joe Martinez knows a thing or two about excelling in the Triple-A postseason. He applied that experience in a big way Friday night.
The 29-year-old right-hander struck out seven and allowed five hits over seven innings as Reno blanked Omaha, 3-0, to take a 2-1 lead in the best-of-5 Pacific Coast League Championship Series.
The Aces need one more win to claim their first PCL championship. Game 4 is Saturday in Omaha.
Martinez (1-0) improved to 4-0 with a 2.25 ERA in five playoff starts at the Minor Leagues' highest level. A year ago, he was named MVP at the Triple-A National Championship after giving up three runs on six hits over seven frames for Columbus.
"I just really enjoy it," said Martinez, who was 10-11 with a 5.39 ERA in 27 starts during the season. "You can struggle a little bit during the regular season because it's long and things get dragged out pretty easily. Here in the playoffs, it's all about winning every time you're out there. I love being a part of that."
That was pretty clear at Omaha's Werner Park, especially Martinez's ability to record a big strikeout when needed.
After allowing a double to Royals' top prospect Wil Myers in the first, he got Clint Robinson to go down swinging on four pitches.
The Storm Chasers threatened again in the fifth when Irving Falu and Anthony Seratelli hit back-to-back singles to put runners at the corners with two outs. This time, Martinez froze Myers on a called third strike.
Five of Martinez's seven innings ended with strikeouts, a statistic that he credited to a rapport with his batterymate.
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All three of the Aces' runs came in the third as D-backs' No. 7 prospect A.J. Pollock hit a two-run homer off starter Nathan Adcock and Tyler Kuhn followed with a solo shot on the next pitch.
Reno relievers Sam Demel and Joe Paterson combined on a scoreless eighth inning and Jonathan Albaladejo pitched a perfect ninth for his second playoff save.
While the rest of the series will be played in Omaha, where the Storm Chasers were 44-28 during the season, Martinez suggested that neither side really needs an advantage with the stakes so high.
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With Easter and spring entertaining season coming up, it is time to think about spring brunch recipes. It is totally amazing how many delicious meals can be made for under $10. A secret in a lot of them is eggs. Did you know an egg costs, on average, less than 50 cents? An plain omelet can be made for $1! This time I stretched the be $10 per dish since that is usually how much it takes to feed at least 4 to 6 people. These are all simple and straightforward meals that range from the expected (quiche) to the fun (strawberry oven pancake – pictured above) to the unusual (bacon and egg pizza!) and would be great for Easter entertaining and beyond!
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Freisinger, E (2010). The metal-thiolate clusters of plant metallothioneins. CHIMIA International Journal for Chemistry, 64(4):217-224.
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While structures of mammalian metallothioneins and their metal-thiolate clusters have been known for nearly 20 years, the first three-dimensional structure of a plant metallothionein was only published very recently. Also in other aspects, research on plant metallothioneins lags behind what is known about the vertebrate forms. However, in the past years more and more information, mostly based on experiments performed with optical spectroscopy has become available and permit sometimes unforeseen insights. In the following, the different experimental strategies applied in our laboratory will be described together with the progress we have made over the past years in detecting and characterizing the metal-thiolate clusters of plant metallothioneins.
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For many years (20+) the 4 ft florescents in my shop worked fine. An occasional tube change and so on. In recent years I've changed out whole fixtures and now after a just a few years I'm having problems again. Granted, these are $20 2 tube work lights, but I thought they all worked the same.
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20+ years is pretty terriffic for cheapo fluorescents. Dispose of them per suitable recycling and hazardous waste regulations and get new ones.
Newer cheap fixtures seem to eat tubes like crazy. Seems I have to replace them every 6 months
The ballasts are most definetly not all created equal.
I put cheap twin toobers in my old basement and thought they were fine.... until I went shopping for a hanging fixture for over my lathe. For about 1.5 times the price I got a fixture that out powered the cheapies by so much that my first reaction was to wonder where my sunglasses were.... OK, I exagerate. But paying a little more gets you a LOT more light. Also these days I would go with the new solid state high frequency ballasts. They work best (or only?) with the new small size tubes. And they REALLY shine bright for the power that goes into them. And no 60 hertz flicker that is just right on the edge of being painfully annoying. |
Often a good source for florescents is factories and offices being closed down and the old fitting, (old but good), sold off or even given away. Some tubes can be expensive to actually scrap out, what with the environmental restrictions on how tubes can be disposed with.
Yeah, scrounging is great, but be careful about the power driving the lights in large office buildings. Years ago a friend of mine who worked at Delta Airlines told me to come on over and do some "dumpster diving" at the disposal bin where some of Delta's offices were being remodeled. I got enough nice fixtures to outfit my sizable workshop. The one problem was when I get 'em home I found the ballasts were for 440 V current. I had to buy and install all new ballasts in these fixtures.
And speaking of ballasts, I agree with Bmatthews that one fix you should try Norm is replacing the ballasts. You can get these from Home Depot, Lowes. etc. Planeman |
Doing some research and finding out the 4 footers come in two types. T8 and T12. The number indicates the number of 1/8" diameter. T8 = 1".
T8 appears to be more efficient and brighter. Currently my lights are all T12. Maybe its time to upgrade. I'm also seeing commercial grade and residential grade, maybe that is the quality difference? - Norm |
Twenty-five years ago when we moved into our house, I installed three 8', two-tube fluorescent fixtures in my 3-car garage. Plenty of light. Over the years I've replaced tubes. Last spring one fixture died because of a bad ballast. A replacement ballast was more expensive than a completely new fixture, so I bought a new fixture and swapped-out the "guts" of the old one. Well, this last summer another fixture died. This time I scraped all three fixtures and went to T8 fixtures, six 4', two-tube units (32 watt) two fixtures mounted back-to-back. MUCH more bright!
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I bet the old fixtures and ballasts weighed twice what the new ones did, and probably cost a lot more in inflation adjusted dollars. But over the life of the product they were probably a better buy. |
Yep, the old ballasts weigh more because they are actually wound transformer like setups. The new lighter ones are some form of solid state chopper style. FAR more efficient. The old ballasts ran rather warm. The new ones run cool to the touch.
My new shop reno is using used fixtures that came from the Olympic Village temporary accomadations left from the 2010 Winter Olympics held here in Vancouver BC. They all use the solid state ballasts and use two of the T8 tubes for a total of 64 watts per fixture. They are amazingly bright due to either the T8 tubes, the solid state ballasts or a combination of the two. Either way they really do the job. I think you'll find that the commercial ones are mostly set up to work well with T-bar style drop ceilings. And likely the ballasts will be the sort which run from 110v to 440v without any need to swap or special wire the ballasts. That's what these surplus fixtures I've got have printed on the labels. |
Most comercial fixtures are instant on in cold enviroments and you pay alot more for them and the tubes cost more but 20.000 hrs is a long time and many tubes will last that long. Ballist life is 60.000 hrs typically. I have found that the 4 X 48" with 32 watts in day lite bulbs make the best shop ( work ) light and they are briter than the T-10 bulbs at 40 Watts. None of the less expensive lights are instant on and work best in a heated area. I have both kinds in my shop and the day light bulbs are over the work benches, very nice lights and shop is heated.
I worked for Lowe's a few years so know a thing or two about lighting. Leroy |
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Interesting read, especially for somebody that is an electrical idiot. I'm glad ya'll were able to shine some light on the subject.
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I understand why people dont like permadeath, I'm showing my age but I was brought up around the amiga years when a lot of games only have one life. Or if you did die you only have 3 lifes, after which you would have to start from scratch. infinate re-spawning and small death consequences is a more modern phase of gaming, so the new generation of gamers just dont comprehend permadeath. But some games coming out now do suggest that permadeath is coming back in fashion. Usually though I prefer a permadeath game that has no 'softcore' option. |
Originally posted by Aralvar Yep that DayZ market is really flooded with..................2 games, DayZ and WarZ and WarZ we don't even know what it's actually like because no one can play it. So "you people" you refer to are people that like DayZ and possibly one other game, you want those games turned in to something they were never built to be. Hopefully someone makes the game that you crave but you don't need to be so condescending to people that enjoy the permadeath of DayZ, there is nothing macho about permadeath it's just a game mechanic, if I wanted to be macho I would go to the Gym and pump some iron. |
Originally posted by Onigod I did read about the game, Onigod. This is from the WarZ forum as posted by admin... Main difference between two modes comes at how death of the character is handled. In both modes when you die, you lose your backpack. But in case of Hardcore mode your death will be also permanent for your character - ie character with all of his stats, etc will be deleted. You'll have to create new character and start from the beginning - spawning at initial zones, with all skills/trainings gone, etc. Not sure what I got wrong in my opening post, Onigod. Death comes in two flavours; permanent character deletion or 24 lockout. Either way, you lose your backpack and everything in it. Maybe you can tell me what where my mistake is? In addition, the 24 hour lockout can be ended by buying a respawn through the game shop which explains why the mechanic exists in the first place. Other than that there seems to be very little reason not to play hardcore. If you die you're going to lose everything either way, but with hardcore you can play again straightaway by creating a new character. The ruptured capillaries in your nose belie the clarity of your wisdom. |
try TSW, u cant lose ur PRECIOUS PIXELS stuff there. this is a SURVIVAL game that needs a MECHANIC to make it FEEL LIKE a fking survival game. |
Originally posted by Lobotomist Yes, because every MMORPG is the same game style as WoW. -_- |
You know, I'm tired of arguing. If you like this permadeat hcrap, I don't see why DayZ isn't good enough for you (when it becomes standalone I'm wondering what the difference will be between The WarZ and DayZ, but whatever), but that's fine. The WarZ has a non hardcore game mode where you have a 24 hour lockout if you die, but you lose no items, and you get 5 characters. That's fair enough. If you lose all five in a span of 24 hours then maybe you should have to wait a while to get them back. Once again, tired of arguing, sick of permadeath, and sick of people who thinks that i want it to be The WoWZ because I want more RPG elements.
Originally posted by SlickShoes No, the permadeath thing is starting to take over in a lot of games. There's a game called Apocalypse Not, that's doing the same thing. Which sucks because I was really excited for it when I saw it. I'm aware that Project Zomboid (I think that's what it's called) has something similar to that. Hell, even Minecraft has that. You are right that I have been condescending, and I apologize for that. But you have to realize, a lot of people that enjoy permadeath ARE macho man wannabes. There are people that like it because it makes them feel like a hardcore gamer for playing games like that. It was wrong of me to act like it was the majority, so I do apologize for that. I think I'm just getting pissed off at the "You aren't hardcore enough to play a game with permadeath, go play some little baby game" and "You want RPG elements in a Zombie Survival game? That must mean that you want it to turn into WoW" crowds. Good to see someone who likes these kinds of games, but does not fall into these categories. Off topic: Your sig is one of the main reasons (besides permadeath) that I dislike DayZ. The community has gradually turned into a bunch of KoS dickheads, so that even people that don't have that mentality are forced to do the same. They have to kill everyone they see because the community has turned everyone so hostile to one another that there's not even a realistic sense of trust to a stranger. (AKA, you don't trust him, but you don't shoot him on sight because of the fact that 70% of people there are bandits). But what could I expect, there's no way to implement real life morality into a game. Slightly on topic: I feel that it's the permadeath thing that is a factor in causing this kind of thing. |
keep in mind that the 24-hour lockout mechanic is in testing (like the rest of the game), although the length of time might change a little...or not at all. with 5 free character slots, you are at liberty to create whatever type of survivalist you like. for normal mode players, it just means you can have a go with another character slot in either normal or hardcore mode. the lockout penalty adds serious weight to the consequences of death, and i welcome the balance it might provide on the mixed servers. full loot is a given in a real sandbox survival game, so if you can't live with that, then look elsewhere. however, there are some mechanisms in place where you can safely store gear in a safe zone settlement (amongst you clan perhaps), or in a password protected private stronghold server. we'll have to see how this lockout shakes out in real play with a couple hundred players on a server, but i am intrigued at the prospect, and will have both "normal" characters that can advance in skill trees (for as long as they can stay alive each session), and "hardcore" where the consequence of death very closely resembles DayZ...completely starting from scratch. in hardcore mode, remember, you can start over immediately with a new character when you die. |
This game sounds very intriguing. But like many others, I'm skeptical about the whole "pay to test" thing.. Alpha testing is becoming some kind of preorder pr thing, which is a horrible trend from a qa point of view.
Originally posted by Biskop Its a worrying trend where the developers don't actually look for playtesting but rather want additional cash from selling beta access. Then when the game comes out theres bugs and infrastructure problems because nobody actually -tested- the game properly |
I don't get the big issue here. It's not like you are really progressing your character all that much. There is a small passive skill tree sure, but it's not like you are going to lose the Sword of Ultimate Power that you farmed for 10 years. You have 5 characters. If you're really all that concerned about getting locked out, make 4 normal characters and 1 Hardcore character. That way, if you get locked out on 4 norms, you're able to play with your HC as much as you want. The normal characters still progress, however the items get lost (no big deal, go find new ones) |
I remember how "scary" it was to die in the wrong place in EQ1. Permadeath or a huge death penalty like 24 hour lockout changes the whole game. While it sucks if you die quickly, while you are alive you fear death and therefore experience more of what the game is intended for. |
I wouldn't worry about it. Once they realize how futile it is adding extreme penalties to a game will only hurt their sales they will change their tune. Whatever you read now will probably change |
Originally posted by ItsGopher This right here. |
Originally posted by SaintPhilip community that works together? if you are thinking most people will let you live, you may have bought the wrong game |
Originally posted by ItsGopher Yeah, it's strange that some people have to bitch and moan just because one game gets developed that doesn't suit their taste. Instead of thinking "that's different, I'll try it and see if I like it" or "I'll just skip that tyvm" they get this irrestistable urge to visit forums and rant about how much the game sucks just because it doesn't cater to them specifically. You don't enjoy permadeath? Fine, play some other game. You only have 99% of the market to yourself. Or, just maybe, you could try the game and see if your prejudices can be challenged and your views altered. I know a lot of people come to enjoy stuff like FFA PVP, full loot, permadeath, etc, once they understand what it adds to the gameplay. |
Originally posted by Biskop well, exactly (to both of these posts). we can only hope some people will either come to understand how this mechanic will actually work or give it a try regardless. but certainly you must realise that reasonable statements usually have no place on these forums. |
Originally posted by tawess Or to encourage mooe cooperation and less ganking on a whim. I don't think it will work personally because the ganker, or better yet the players who inhabit these sort of games could care less about ramifications. Given the choice of staying alive and playing, I believe the average gamer who plays these sort of games will give up any and all means to continue to play, just to be able to gank someone. I.e. the penalty for ganking could be as severe as you can make it, ranging from perma ban to perma incarceration and those players will still kill indiscrimently. Still, I bought the game and will play just to see what its like but I am not holding out much hope for a good community and I fully expect to get ganked on a routine basis. If thats the case, I will revert to my DAyZ mindset and become a shoot first, greet later kind of dude. |
Originally posted by Biskop I think a lot bitch and moan because they haven't play DayZ. If you have, you will realise that permadeath doesn't really change anything and is not a huge setback, because really you don't have any levels or stats. Items are really no big deal since they can be found anywhere and you won't kill a lot better or different just because you have it - you fire a gun in broad daylight it is still going to get you swamped by zombies and other players (even if it is silenced since they can see you). It is only when levels and stats that binded with the toon and they take a long time to grind that makes permadeath bad. |


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Well, had a go today and all I can say is... FAIL!
Found the plug and the star "thingy" but it wouldnt turn. There is so little space and going off a mirror didnt help much either. To be honest, I didnt know which way to turn it and if it was the wrong way, I dont know how I would of got it back. Just no room to turn that star thing.
I did release the breaks, adjusted to medium on the turn buckle thing but still no go.
Fortunately my local mechanic will try and squeeze it in today between other jobs and get it sorted. He'll take the hub apart and check it all out and adjust from the inside.
What I did see is that it hasnt been adjusted right for a long time. Im pretty sure this is the side that had the failure and replaced. Unfortunately know one adjusted it properly.
As you can see from the botom left pic, the "lever" has been hitting the frame for some time. Long enough to wear it down. God only knows how much stress this has put on the linkages.
The other side had a lot more room to adjust but even with it almost hitting the frame it still wouldnt hold on even a minor slope.
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I think the FO is ready to let Kj take a full load.
If not, then it's time to part ways.
Plus, we've got Brandon Harris.
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the only reason he didn't see the field, is because with Allen & Kj splitting time, we already had one too many CBs on the 53.
If they find some way to remove Kj from our team, then we can move McCain over to the #2, Get Brandon Harris on the field. If McMannis is not going to be a CB, we part ways with him, activate Charmichael, & let him Harris, & McCain split time at #2 & Nickel.
I'm with Ellis on this one...
I like how Kareem has progressed, but at this very moment I wouldnt feel comfortable with having him being the full time starter, letting Allen walk and only having McCain, Harris, Carmichael ect behind him...
Now, by the end of training camp next season I may feel different. And this isn't all based on my perception of Kjax...it has a lot to do with the depth behind him.
McCain is excellent in the slot on those crossing routes and trying to stick with guys making multiple moves to get open, but I still think he lacks the physicality and size to go up against some of the bigger receivers he'd see on the outside on an every down basis.
They drafted Harris for a reason. They then went out and signed Joseph for a reason. It was to improve the crop of talent back there.
If they had faith that Kareem and McCain could get it done then I don't think they bring in Carmichael(4th), Harris (traded for in the 2nd), Joseph (big FA signing)...
Maybe their perceptions have changed as these players have evolved under the new system though.
It will definitely be one of the things I am interested in watching this off-season. Corner back depth and talent is very important. Especially in todays NFL.
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So just that you know where are we now, where have we been and where are we going to.
David and I took 5 months off to travel this magical world, to go to places we've been to, to explore places we've never been to.
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In Texas right now.
We've started with the magical New York City. I used to live there for a year back in 2008/2009. Lucky me! :) So to me it meant a lot to visit all the places and the people. Those are very sweet memories. Especially because the city, the Atlantic Ocean and the people inspired me to do photography.
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This is interesting - at first I thought tennis balls, then eggs in slightly simmering water. Hmmm ... am I close?
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Ann, it's the underside of a paint can lid. Thanks for guessing!
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Retinoblastoma is an unusual cancer of early childhood involving tumor is both eyes or, in certain circumstances, one eye only. This condition is the result of an abnormal gene which makes both retinas (the back of the eye) vulnerable to develop multiple tumors. Growths in the eye impair vision temporarily or permanently. These tumors are malignant, which means that they can grow within the eye, spread outside of the eye, and be fatal if untreated.
Standard therapy for bilateral retinoblastoma includes removal of one eye if vision cannot be save and radiation treatment of either eye in which vision might be saved. Radiation controls tumor growth in the majority of cases. Another standard method is cryotherapy (freezing a tumor to kill it). Chemotherapy (medicines used to kill tumor cells) has been used in the past for tumor in or outside the eye, but is not standard. Hyperthermia, increasing the temperature of a tumor to kill it, is widely performed, and can be done to a retinoblastoma tumor by a laser; this method is not standard.
The problem with removal of an eye is that any hope of vision is lost. The problems with radiation include incomplete control of tumor, injury to the eye or surrounding tissue with decreased growth, and that (due to the abnormal retinoblastoma gene) children are very susceptible to develop other tumors, especially in the tissue which was given radiation.
The doctors at Children's Memorial Hospital are using a newer form of treatment, including laser hyperthermia, chemotherapy and cryotherapy to decrease retinoblastoma tumors. Some may be controlled indefinitely, reducing the number of eyes that need radiation or removal.
- To find out how well chemotherapy plus cryotherapy and laser hyperthermia work on retinoblastoma tumors.
- To find out whether vision can be saved and tumors controlled without radiation or removal of the eye.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Retinoblastoma Retinal Neoplasms |
Drug: Carboplatin Drug: VP-16 Procedure: Local Surgery Procedure: Cryotherapy Procedure: Laser hyperthermia |
Phase 2 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Non-Randomized Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | Chemotherapy Plus Local Surgical Treatment in Children With Intraocular Germ-Line Retinoblastoma |
- To determine if a multimodal approach can provide durable control of retinoblastoma and specifically:
- Estimate the proportion of eyes in which radiation therapy can be omitted
- Estimate the proportion of eyes in which vision can be retained
- To estimate the response rate and duration for primary retinoblastoma tumors to combination therapy with carboplatin and VP-16
- To estimate the response rate of qualifying in situ retinoblastoma tumors to local surgical therapies, specifically estimate tumor response and duration after laser hyperthermia concurrent with carboplatin
- Estimate tumor response and duration after cryotherapy
- To estimate the control rate of vitreous involvement by retinoblastoma to carboplatin and VP-16
- To detect any toxicities resulting from multimodal therapy plus local surgical options
Estimated Enrollment: | 30 |
Study Start Date: | April 1996 |
Estimated Study Completion Date: | September 2006 |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Eligibility Criteria:
- Initial clinical diagnosis of Retinoblastoma, with Bilateral tumors, OR Unilateral tumor with hope for salvage of vision AND Multiple primary tumors, or positive family history for retinoblastoma, or age < 12 months
- No prior antitumor therapy (except enucleation of one eye)
- At least one tumor exceeds 6 mm in diameter
- No evidence of dissemination outside the globe
- Signed IRB-approved informed consent
- Patient/family available for follow-up
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00179920
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Children's Memorial Hospital | |
Chicago, Illinois, United States, 60614 |
Principal Investigator: | Stewart Goldman, MD | Ann & Robert H Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago |
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ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00179920 History of Changes |
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Study First Received: | September 12, 2005 |
Last Updated: | September 25, 2012 |
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Retinal Neoplasms Retinoblastoma Eye Diseases Eye Neoplasms Neoplasms Neoplasms by Histologic Type Neoplasms by Site |
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One thing we did when we lived on our boat during winter in Annapolis was to wire two electrical outlets from the 30A circuit that is decicated to the Aircondition.
One outlet in the aft cabin, one in the salon.
That way we utiilized all 30A shorepower coming in to the 30A aircon circuit to run two large oil filled heaters, while still having the 30A on the "house circuit" available to run other electricals (TV, toaster, coffe maker etc) on the boat.
You should be able to do the same thing since your boat has two 30A circuits and dual shore power inlets.
If you cannot do the install yourself, a marine electricain (or general handyman) should be able to do this inexpensively.
The two oil heaters kept our boat warm during the entire winter, we never saw less than 66F in the boat regardless of outside temp.
This modification together with a dehumidifier, a froli systemunder the matress and electric blanket was the things that made our winter relatively comfortable.
Other than that, moving into a house might be the best solution ;-)
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I am looking for a some suggestions for someone who typically does not wear cologne. So anything cloying, overpowering or to sweet is not a good choice.
Maybe a light yet unique scent that is versatile that you will not smell on everyone
There has to be better choices other than the mainstream stuff...Issey, Polo, Calvin Klein, Burberry, Hugo Boss, etc....but at the same time not the high end scents.
This is for a close family friend who has been out of work for sometime now and has been kind of bummed out lately and we want to get him back out in circulation and have fun.
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gendarme, mugler cologne
Voyage D`Hermès.
Mugler cologne for cheap easy to get stuff and Original Vetiver for high end niche options
Molecule 01 - it doesn't smell of anything
Gucci Pour Homme II.
Platinum Egoiste Chanel!
Molecule 01 is what you are looking for. Trust me. It's exactly what you are explaining.
Any Nautilus perfume, they smell like nothing at all. Well, maybe for the first 5 minutes or so and then POOOOOF, they are gone.
Perfume lovers of the world UNITE!!!!!
Co-sign Mugler Cologne suggestion that was my first thought!
Also Prada Amber Pour Homme is another great one.
+1 Mugler Cologne was my first thought and I think it is a good choice. Yves Saint Laurent L'Homme would also be good, but is a sweeter. It's still light though.
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+1 for Gucci Pour Homme II.
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In addition to Mugler cologne, you could also consider some light Eau de Colognes, such as Eau Universelle by L'Occitane (link). Another very simple but cheerful cologne is Jacques Fath Green Water. Even to a non-perfume-wearer, it would be within their comfort zone (due to the classical style) without being too cliched or overplayed. And, speaking from my own experience, spritzing it on in the morning is an instant mood enhancer!
It doesn't exactly fit all of your requirements, and I know others on this board aren't big fans of it, but when I wear Tom Ford for Men, I FEEL confident. I can't really explain it. It's not the "boldest" scent I've worn...or the classiest...but something about it just makes me feel taller, stronger, and more important.
"We don't fail because we aim too high and miss, but because we aim too low and hit" - Les Brown
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Another vote for Mugler Cologne
The Prada offerings namely Aber & Infusion D'homme are also nice, inoffensive and soap-like
Platinum Egoiste, Bleu de Chanel or Ysl L'homme. Althought these may be considered as mainstream.
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You could try a few of the scents from L' Occitane. They have stores everywhere. A lot of their scents are not too heavy, and a few of them are more like body sprays which is good. Check out their website.
The first ones that came to my mind were Gendarme, Mugler Cologne, and Prada Infusion d'homme. Maybe even a light application of Versace's The Dreamer if tobacco isn't a turnoff. All of these are nice clean scents that are easy to wear. (although it's best to let Dreamer drydown a bit as the opening can be a bit much).
Yes they have a lot of inoffensive sort of scents, of all kinds of types.
Stores all over the world.
Very friendly staff as far as I've heard. http://www.loccitane.com/boutique-fi...756,106329.htm
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Maybe one of the men's sampler sets from the Perfumed Court would be fun and open his eyes to what is out there other than the blue/aqua/sports genre crap that you smell everywhere.
A few that come to mind and of course already mentioned:
Infusion d'Homme
Mugler Cologne
Platinum Egoiste
YSL L'Homme
Gucci PH II
Chanel Edition Blanche
1. Dior Homme Intense
2. Creed Aventus
3. Tom Ford Extreme
4. Gucci Pour Homme II
5. Terre d'Hermes
I tried Mugler cologne and there is something to overly floral and synthetic, It gave me a headache.
Gucci PH II, Monsieur de Givenchy, might be a worth a try and Molecule 01 but pricey. Thanks for the suggestions.
Dior Dune is a light happy clean scent.
Gucci Pour Homme II is a subtle fresh and spicy fragrance.
Mugler Cologne if he wants to smell like soap.
Current Top Five:
1. Creed Green Irish Tweed
2. Tom Ford Neroli Portofino
3. Hermes Concentre d'Orange Verte
4. Bond No. 9 New Haarlem
5. Creed Original Vetiver
Voyage is definitely one
GPH II also meets your criteria (try it first though, the tea note is a real turn off for some)
L'Homme may work as well (try first, it may be strong by your standards)
D&G The One
Thanks for the suggestions. Tried Voyage, did not really care for the synthetic smell. Liked Terre d'Hermès but very pungent.
Whatever you buy, please don't make it Mugler Cologne...this stuff is fresh, yes, but it's a nuclear blast of howling, blinding freshness. It seems like about 50% of Basenoters think it's light and short lived, and half, like me, realize that it's Creed Original Vetiver with 'riod rage.
I'll agree on Gucci PH II, Gendarme, and I'll add L'Eau par Kenzo.
"It's not what you look like when you're doing what you're doing; it's what you're doing when you're doing what you look like you're doing."
Def. try Rocky Mountain Wood by Dsquared. Probably won't come off as synthetic etc, very natural in the way the name of it suggests (thank god for good honest marketing for once), yet sorta intriguing and a bit peppery etc.
Haven't tried the regular one "(He) Wood"
EDIT: (confused threads here, but above one def. fits in here I think)
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Cabinet-making and upholstering were important manufacturing trades during the second half of the 18th century, notable for their lavish exploration of Neoclassical and Rococo styles. Perhaps the most eminent among the host of cabinet-makers active at this time was Thomas Chippendale, who published his book of influential designs, The Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director, in 1754. This publication proved highly successful and influenced high-class tastes in furniture for many years. Several other trade directories followed, such as that featuring this four-poster bed design published in the late 1780s, though it was Chippendale's own designs that remained the most highly prized.
Chippendale set up his permanent premises in St Martin's Lane in 1755, from where he was able to service the aristocratic and wealthy residents of the expanding west end. Though remembered largely now for his furniture designs, Chippendale worked principally as an interior designer during his lifetime, advising the owners of country houses and town mansions on furniture, drapery and decoration.
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Its my design team post time again so if you would like to see what I made pop on over to Team KNK to have a look, there might even be a couple of handy cut files waiting for you there :)
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I am glad you are in your new craft space and enjoying it. It helps me feel creative to have my space organized and somewhat clean. I am clearing out and donating unused items to give me some breathing room. Thanks again for your cutting files. i make cards for OWH and our Hospice facilities, so I really appreciate being able to cut multiples with my Silhouette. Your generosity is being enjoyed by many!
I, too, wish to thank you again for your cut files. They are amazing and you can make such beautiful cards.
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Your files are awesome! Your bags are great! Seriously, though, you should have a DT of your own for all your wonderful cut files! Thank you for your generosity!
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Syed Mohamed Kassamali Shah FORMER MOMBASA MUNICIPAL COUNCILLOR WHO OPERATED ISLAND'S POPULAR 'NAAZ' CINEMA .
Syed Mohamed Kassamali Shah
Coastweek - - The departure of Syed Mohamed Kassamali Shah ('Mithu' to his close friends), last week from this world of pomp shows, novelty and entertainment on 'Silver Screen', brings to mind about 50 years of continuous attachment to one cinema house.
They are some people who follow their heart call ... it reminds me of the time we often scribbled in our autograph during MIOME days:
"Life is like a sheet of untrodden snow, be careful how you step, for every mark will show".
My shrinking memory reminds me of a good-natured, clad in a Kaunda suit, with a tin of State Express 555 in one hand and the keys to his office in other, a gentleman standing in the foyer of Naaz Cinema, day in and day out, before the prime performance time.
If I am not mistaken and open for correction, his name should go in the Guinness Book of Records for being the manager of a new-born Cinema House until, a short time, before it's demise.
How can I forget the opening of Naaz with a swash-buckling MGM movie 'KIM' and 'NAUJAWAN' starring Prem Nath and Nalini Jaywant (of thandi hawayein) with one of the maestro music director of those days S.D. Burman.
In those days, during Mithu uncle's youth there was a lot of camaraderie and respect for each other among his friends who were prominent personalities like Mr. Gulam Sarwar Qureshi, Mr. Harbans Lal of Overseas Film Distributors and Mr Chic Chocolate also a cinema owner in Dar es salaam ... and here was his grooming of the art of running a cinema house.
Coastweek - - Syed Mohamed Kassamali Shah.
Those were the days of goodwill among friends: Once he was questioned by a friend how come he was glued to cinema business for that long, as a person of his calibre who also was the Mombasa Municipal Councillor ... Mithu uncle sighed and quietly admitted ... because the word CINE...MA has a sentimental value for him, for it ends with MA and 'I loved my mother'.
Among the long list of celebrities who visited Naaz on their Film Premier names of legendary Karim Asif, maker of magnum opus 'Mughal-e-Azam' and actor and the present Minister of Sports of the Indian government Hon. Sunil Dutt who had flown in for the premier of 'YEH RAASTE HAIN PYAAR KE'.
Both times Mr. Shah addressed his patrons in a well organized stage performance ... your's truly was at both the occasions.
Overseas Film Distributors venture to enter the Mombasa market brought in rich dividends for the filmgoers.
The Indian Film market was dominated by Majestic Theatres in the absence of competition did not permit them flow of Indian films as frequently according to market demands of those days.
As soon as Naaz opened its doors filmgoers had a variety of seeing two films a week.
The opening of Moon's made the situation more fluid when spectators were longing to see Baiju Bawra - which was lying in cans due to shortage of exhibitors in Mombasa.
Naaz under the guidance of Mr. Shah kept-on recent releases like Awaara and Tarana thereby keeping their competitors on their toes for bringing in popular films to be screened as early as possible in the race to lead the bandwagon which was slowly heading towards Naaz, so much so, it forced Majestic Theatres to open a new picturehouse named Queen's and it screened Daag, the most recent release of Bombay.
In those days it took Majestic Theatres almost two years to screen a new film.
Mr.Shah leaves behind one son and two daughters, Zahida married to Mr. Sherrif Shahin and Samina married to Mr. Akram Sheikh, of Shankar Electronics, a prominent businessman.
It was sad that Mr. Shah's illustrious wife Razia Begum Sahiba also died on 16th May this year.
Yours truly remembers Mithu uncle frequently reciting this sher to youngsters:
"Jab tak jahan hai raunaq-e-bazm-e-jahaan rahe Duniya me baamuraad raho shaadman raho."
Mithu uncle, May you fare thee well, when you meet your Lord.
May the Almighty Allah grant his noble soul eternal peace , and "sabr" to his family.
'Barey shauq se sun raha tha zamaana, tumhi so gaye dastaan kehte kehte.' - Shakur Bythea, Nairobi.
'Barey shauq se sun raha tha zamaana, tumhi so gaye dastaan kehte kehte.'
- Shakur Bythea, Nairobi.
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